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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1919
Page
3
Dallas visitor Bob Sears and many locals visit relatives in Bonham Sulphur Oklahoma and Denison frequenters visit friends in multiple towns. Revival plans and church services announced as residents prepare for travel weddings and a Leonard picnic draw crowds while local stores promote bread and beverages.
Sampson D. Robinson aged 87 died at his home in Montague County on July 6. He moved from Indiana to Texas in 1849, lived in Harrison County two years, then in Fannin County where he resided until 1882 before settling in Montague County. He is remembered by Fannin County pioneers and is survived by three children.
Miss Emma Randle travels to Atlanta to perform on the lyceum circuit. The class presents Will Cox with money for flowers as a token of love while he undergoes treatment in an army hospital near Atlanta for a wound in action with the AEF. The family seeks transfer to Fort Sam Houston for closer proximity to home.
Lovis Randle announces the sale of his tailoring business to Mr. R C Brown who will run it and offer first class service. Brown is an experienced tailor who recently left the army after about a year with A KK F L. Randle thanks patrons and asks friends to support the successor as he moves to Wichita Falls to start a new venture in the oil town.
The new owner of the Randle tailoring business invites customers to try services. With years of experience, the tailor promises satisfaction in every way and accepts a trial period, noting failure would be his fault.
A former A. E. F. serviceman, R. C. Brown, settled in Whitewright after service praising the town. He plans a tailor shop with a cleaning and pressing parlor, guaranteeing satisfaction and inviting local patronage for his new business venture.
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